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Lithuania’s Environment Ministry is considering allowing a higher build–up of cities

22.08.202222.08.2022 Ogres

Lithuania’s Environment Ministry is considering allowing a higher build–up of cities, increasing it to a limit of 60,000 residents per square kilometre in…

Week in Lithuania: 1,450 new COVID-19 cases, one death reported on Friday, Medininkai foreigners’ centre shut down

20.08.202220.08.2022 Ogres

Last week in Lithuania PM’s adviser was appointed lead Lithuania’s representative office in Taiwan. Ministry calls for EU-wide decision on visa ban for…

UN Secretary General gravely concerned about fighting near the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant

19.08.202219.08.2022 Ogres

Yesterday, on August 18, during a summit with Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky and Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Lviv UN Secretary General…

Minister of Interior: Ready to act to prevent any disorder during Soviet–era monument dismantling

19.08.202219.08.2022 Ogres

Law enforcement authorities in close cooperation with security services and the Riga municipality are preparing and are ready to prevent any disorders in…

The 175th day of the war – how can we support Ukraine?

17.08.2022 Ogres

175 days have passed since Russia’s full–scale military invasion of Ukraine. The war is far from over, which means that the people and…

A tourist site in Lithuania, is no longer accepting visitors with Russian citizenship

17.08.202217.08.2022 Ogres

Pakruojis Manor, a tourist site in Lithuania, is no longer accepting visitors with Russian citizenship, as reported by Lithuanian public media LRT «Russian…

Work has started to remove a controversial Soviet–era monument in Narva

16.08.2022 Ogres

Work has started to remove a controversial Soviet–era monument in the eastern city of Narva, with access to the site and that of…

Amnesty International on the issue of migrants relies on one-sided claims rather than evidence

12.08.202212.08.2022 Ogres

Amnesty International’s accusations against Latvia for its mistreatment of migrants are based on one–sided claims without evidence on Friday, August 12, was said…

Law amendments for studies in state language only may be passed by 13th Saeima

05.08.202205.08.2022 Ogres

Latvian Minister of Education Anita Muižniece expects the parliament will pass law amendments necessary for the transition to studies only in Latvian language…

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